Public Auction Of 176 Acre Buckman Farm In Washington Co Ky
Public sale with immediate possession on Saturday April 14 1906 at 2 PM at Springfield Court House Ky. 176 acre Buckman farm on Knob Lick road three and a half miles south of Springfield with a dwelling and fencing, can be divided into two farms. One fourth cash balance due in nine eighteen and twenty seven months secured by notes and lien on land. B B Waters guarantees perfect title to purchaser.
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Court House
Springfeld
Washington County
Knob Lick
Springfield
John Buckman
B. B. Waters
Brooksville Weekend Social Notes Highlight Preacher Crowd
In Brooksville a large crowd gathered Sunday to hear Rev. Simms preach. Visits occurred as Ive Armstrong and wife called on A C Pinkston Saturday and Sunday. J D Sutherland and wife visited W C Cammack at Wardsville Saturday and Sunday. M C Keeling and family visited his father at Willisbury Sunday. Jessie Noel and Mallie Crook visited Mrs Mary Lee Pinkston Man Jay. Hellem Keeling visited his brother in Hillsboro Friday. Fred Cheatham visited his brother Morris here Saturday and Sunday.
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Simms
Ive Armstrong
A.C. Pinkston
J. D. Sutherland
W. C. Cammack
Wardsville
M.C. Keeling
Willisbury
Jessie Noel
Mallie Crook
Mary Lee Pinkston
Jay
Hellem Keeling
Hillsboro
Fred Cheatham
Morris
This Place
Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief and Healing
An ad-like snippet touts Bucklon's Arnica Salve for quick relief from burns, cuts, sores, and injuries. It claims the product is the best healing salve and mentions J. Hayden's drug store as a point of sale, with names like G J. Welah and Tekon Tune.
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Bucklon
J. Welah
Tekon
J. Hayden
Oak tree sale and funeral notice in county report
One of the finest oak trees in the county was set to Menora, Tom Sutherland and James Settles for 24 dollars with a claim it would yield 12,000 boards. Several locals attended the funeral of Mrs. Jane Logedon at St. Rose dant Thursday. Me Dud Sutherland of Perryville.
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Menora
Tom Sutherland
James
Jane Logedon
St. Rose
Births and local notes from Springfield newspaper
In our midst was a Ug pounds boy born to the wife of Davis Settles last Saturday. Miss Janie Settles and Mr. John Tucker of near Lanon visited L. A. White’s family Sunday. Mr. Matt Wyeoul is very poorly with chronic occupation complications. Dr King’s N IIA is praised for digestion and energy. Letters uncalled for at Springfield Bowl Office for week ending April 4, 1906 include several names: Miss Do lie Bergy J. W. Davin J. M. Castelow Mrs. Robert Guzzam Jennie Gallager A. L. Henford Hattie Hardesty Jim Nickelyon Littie Simmons Johnny Smith Katie Yates W. A. Waters Postmaster.
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Davis Settles
Janie Settles
John Tucker
Near
Lanon
L. A. White
Matt Wyeoul
Springfield Bowl
Do Lie Bergy
J. W. Davin
J. M. Castelow
Robert Guzzam
Jennie Gallager
A. L. Henford
Hattie Hardesty
Jim Nickelyon
Littie Simmons
Johnny Smith
Frank 3
Katie Yates
W. A. Waters
Caught Cold While Hunting a Burglar in Forest Swamp
Ontario constable Thos Win reports taking a severe cold while pursuing a burglar in Chapleau forest swamp. He tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, used two small bottles, and was completely cured. The remedy claims quick relief for coughs and colds and is sold nationwide.
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Win
Chapleau
Ontario
Chamberlain
Old House Cleaning Memo From Frustrated Servant
A fragmented 19th century text describes a housekeeper frustrated by cleaning chores. Instructions oddly mix cautious steps for scrubbing with hazardous details about mixing substances and handling hot water. The tone suggests a domestic guide or cautionary note within a diary or memo.
How to Cerda Curmine Te Cream Tee
A fragmented recipe describes adding one ounce of a yellow ocher to two ounces of stared and mixing with boiling water. The mixture is stirred to a smooth paste, then wrapped and cooled. It mentions ensuring both sections are the same shade and suggests white components to achieve a cream tone.
Mow to All Dicestion. Poor digestion advice warned
Readers are urged to avoid drinking water with meals as it may hinder digestion. The note claims water intake around meals can disrupt stomach acidity and suggests temporary abstinence. The message promotes subscribing to The Sun at one dollar per year.
Waco Dare Jr a County Racing Colt at Walker's Heights Farm
Waco Dare Jr a fine saddle and harness horse stands four miles west of Springfield on Bloomfield Pike at Walker's Heights Stock Farm. Pedigree traces to Chester Dare and King Denmark with lines to Washington Denmark and old Black Denmark. The colt is described as stylish, perfect in form and action with a handsome bay coat and 15% hands high.
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Waco Dare, Jr
Walker’s Heights
Springfield
Bloomfield Pike
Waco Dare
Chester Dare
Klick Squirrel
Wack Kale
King Willam
Washington
Denmark
Old Black
Imp. Hedgeford
Prince
Hedgeford
Dave Atking
Old Nan
Major Breckinridge
Gilter
Brown
Highlander
Mcdonald
Scott
Blick Squirrel
Molle
Buford’ Sthipse
Hurst
BILD
Bill Goebel
Gov. Wood
Bill Goebell
Beverly
Hawk Jonnett
Lied
L. D. Baker
Ben Patchen Season 906 at Mra R F Farm
Ben Patchen plans a season at the farm of Mrs. R. F. on the Muckville Pike near Sprigg and Muckville. The notice places Patchen two and a half miles from Sprigg on the Muckville road and hints at a farming season start.
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Mra. R. F
Pedigree and sale offer for a bay colt foaled 1901
John offers a bay colt with a detailed pedigree including Mimbrine lineage and Electioneer mentions. He stands at a fixed season and price, with care and liability notes. Payment due upon foaling or partial delivery.
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Patehen
Mimbrine Boy, Jr
Mim“acne Vey
Mimbrine Patchen
Eligen Rosa
Electioneer
Wilks! W
Eiles
Spotwood Announces 1908 Season at Jum Thompson Farm
Spotwood will make the season of 1908 at my stable one hill north of Fredericktown on the Jum Thompson place.
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Fredericktown
Jum Thompson
Living Colt Breeding Notes From Spotwood Stables Summary:
Memorable lines discuss Spotwood breedings and costs to insure a colt, mentioning George Wilkow Ashland Clay and Sam Grondy's Gmy Susie. It notes Spotwood has three Marbring crosses in his pedigree and hints at breeding outcomes and financial pressures impacting stud fees and future breedings.
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Spotwoou
Spotwood
George Wilkow
Ashland Clay
Sam Grondy
Lien
Sue Weber
Breeding Prospect Joe Blackburn Stands for Stud Fee
At present the fine breeder Joe Blackburn is promoted as a superior sire with a grand sire Imported Paragon. The stallion will stand at eight dollars to insure a living colt, with a lien retained on the foal to secure the service fee.
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Joe Blackburn
Paragon
T. Montgomery
Sunshine Chestnut Stallion in Springfield Show Season
Harrodsburg owner R. E. Goddard presents Sunshine Chestnut Stallion at Fair Ground stables in Springfield for the IMG season. Described as a beautiful horse with strong action, Sunshine is linked to noted pedigrees including Glorious Sunrise and Wildwood lines, with claims of high value and notable offspring sales cited by Goddard.
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Red Beat
R. E. Goddard
Harrodsburg
Springfield
IMG
L. 1
Fair Ground
Sunshine
Lord Golden
Hiwet Resleat
Entucky
Sunset
Kentucky
Macken Weed
Madwood
Nat Wood
Madam Wood
Wildwood
Balrosa
Mambrine Cheif
King Almont
King
Almont
Mr. Baker
Free Poultry and Farm Goods Ads From Local Sellers
A cluttered column lists numerous local sellers offering eggs, poultry, livestock, and farm tools. Items include Brown Leghorns at 50 cents per sitting, White Wyandotts, Purebred Barred Plymouth Rock eggs, two-year-old mules, a saddle and family mare, Jersey hogs, and other farm produce with varied prices across multiple counties and R F D routes. The column reads as a free ad page inviting buyers to contact Mrs J H Walker, A C Kimball, and others for specific livestock and produce.
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A.C. Kimball
Sprinefield
P.M. Howard
Lebanon
Howsard
G. Combs
Fredericktown
Springfield Market Prices and Subscriptions
Fragmented OCR lists various market items with per weight and per barrel prices and ends with a Sun subscription notice. Items include meats and produce with mixed spellings and unclear units. The readable part notes prices such as per pound and per barrel and a plea to subscribe to The Sun at $1.00.
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Route 4
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Annie L. View
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